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    Area 9 Opener

    Eventhough the MA 9 chinook fishery seemed slow the past weekend it looks like the quota could be met fairly soon. It wouldn't be shocking if the chinook fishery doesn't last past this coming weekend, considering the good tides. We're at 2,705/4,700 fish harvested (58% of the quota).
  2. J

    NFR College Football 2022

    When the dust starts to settle after this realignment I think Wazzu and Oregon St. are sadly going to get left behind. Probably Mountain West bound. I hear rumors of Utah, Colorado, ASU, and UofA to the Big12. UW, Oregon, maybe Stanford and possibly Cal if they get lucky to the Big Ten.
  3. J

    Sonics Are Coming Back!

    I won't believe until I see them actually play Thier first game, especially after all these years they have teased us. Remember we almost got the Sacramento Kings? I do think there is plenty of talent in the NBA to expand. Having 32 teams seems like a perfect number considering the playoffs and...
  4. J

    NOF 2022

    It appears that WDFW has amended the proposed MA 9 season. From July 14 - 23 it would be open on Thursdays, Fridays, and Saturdays. Then it will open the full week starting July 28th. https://wdfw.wa.gov/sites/default/files/2022-03/2022-23ProposedRegulationChanges03.28.2022_DRAFT.pdf It...
  5. J

    NOF 2022

    If that's true that would really be disappointing. I remember when MA 9 was open about half the year for something to fish for. They took October coho (which was personally my favorite fishery in WA) away fairly recently, and the seasons keep getting shorter and shorter. It's inevitable that we...
  6. J

    NOF 2022

    Looks like the forecasts are out. Looks similar to last year, maybe slightly better in some spots such as the Skagit and Nooksack but nothing too spectacular.
  7. J

    How about some bass by-catch...

    Lake Chelan has a few tench. I've seen some big ones in there.
  8. J

    NFR Lamprey Rescue thread starter

    Yup, there are definetly is a unique landlocked lamprey in the Lake Washington Basin I remember seeing very small lamprey (3 inches at the most) in Kelsey Creek in Bellevue. At the time I was stumped trying to ID them.
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